Clarkaburg Industry Boost Praised In Best Fuel City Write Up
The Manufacturer's Record reports Clarkaburg as a thriving growing industrial center with rich coal resources within twenty miles, excellent rail access, and a proactive board of trade driving development. It notes a high youth workforce, multiple plants, and ongoing investment aimed at securing cheap fuel and expanding manufacturing capacity.
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Baltimore
Albert Phenis
New Orleans
Phoulas
Clarkaburg
Mtr
Phenia
Tora
Clark Ure
Clarkaburs Nem
Wheeling
Woat
Virginia
Clarks- Ware
Pittsburg
Clarksburg
Baltineee
Cincinnati
Wost
Board of Trade
Rganizarion Ar
Arthor i
Gref
Cnarien K Lamterd
Te Fret
Te Fret At May, Andwello Is Pimar|f One of Tin Ywalin
Clarkebure
Heer
Clerkebure
Ettert
Helsre
Clarkslure Zine
Elence Carbon Company
Travis Giomipany
de Clark Cnmpany
Everaerirs
Haard
Dave Korie
Luelner
Burk
Alexis Panilentiing
Clark
Resolutions Adopted by West Virginia Christian Convention
Resolutions from a Friday meeting of a West Virginia Christian convention at a local church urge cooperative evangelism in the state, call for church unity between Baptists and Disciples, condemn unfit pastors, oppose liquor trade, praise temperance, and commend Rothany courses and brotherhood efforts.
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West Virginia
Lelne
Christian Church
Mia
Organic Union of the Baptist and
Diedylen of
Christ
B. Puplutor
Toren
America
Republicans Prepare Charleston Tax Campaign Opening
Announcement from the speakers bureau at Republican state headquarters reports General Charles M. Grosvenor of Athens Ohio will be a chief orator at the Charleston open tax campaign event next Tuesday September 22. National speakers and other Republican leaders are expected, with Congressman Joseph H. Gainey among the speakers and all state debt candidates to speak. The gathering, in the afternoon, is to rally Republicans at the big wigwam as Kanawha and Charleston committees push posters and outreach.
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Charles ‘M. Grosvenor
Athens
Conoes
Charleston
Kanawha County
Urean
New York
Gharleston
Carleston
Taft League
Variolia
Josaph H. Gainey
Suicide of Major General Luard After Murder Accusation
Major General Charles Edward Luard retired killed himself by stepping in front of a railroad train in Watermeoway Eng today. A letter from Luard stated he could not bear the strain from accusations he murdered his wife, who was found dead last August 24.
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Watermeoay
Eng
Charles Edward Lanrd
Luard
Sunday Game Scheduled by Local Employers Team
A Sunday baseball game is scheduled at 10 o clock in the Mall Park between the team from Clarkshore Lidoe Watcot niag and the plumbers. The event is set for Sunday morning with both sides preparing to play in a community contest.
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Clarkshore
Lidoe Watcot Niag
Democratic trick alleged in ward voter registration fraud
A battered report claims Democratic poll workers push fraudulent registration to boost turnout among Republicans and African Americans. Republicans cite questionnaires and misrepresented registrations as evidence of scheme to influence county meetings and elections.
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TLING
Endestor
Te Ano
T Ik
Umorewann
Sheneh
Election registrar to sit at store for voter registration
George W. Shulifewueth will sit at Mrs. Coffer's store on East Pike Street opposite the Pinnirkinnick station Saturday evening at 7 o'clock and remain there all evening to register voters. Citizens are urged to take this opportunity to register by presenting themselves.
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Mrs
George W. Shulifewueth
Rogtnteer
Fragmented clipping on judges and travel plans
A garbled excerpt reports Judge Tati fiewoting a morning session on a Mecher to ve mad on a Western trip while contending to earm an entire afternoon for the same task. An Australian Manila note mentions the American Atlantic term and Manila dispatches with unspecified figures.
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Ctcinnath
Tati
County Campaign Headquarters Opens in Tacobe Building
Headquarters for the county campaign opens tomorrow in two rooms on the second floor of the Tacobe Building. County Chairman Homer W. Williams, Secretary W. M. Colloway, and J. O. Miller will manage. The office will be open daily except Sundays with literature, meetings, and speaker announcements planned to guide the campaign.
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Tacobe
Blleam County
Homer ’ W. Willams
W. M. Colloway
Several Trials in Circuit Court Reported
The circuit court disposed of several trials Friday. A colored defendant Heager Snell faced assault charges. Monahine was tried for selling liquor to a minor. Thirney D. Yates faced a liquor without license charge. Condemnation commissioners may be appointed for a road through land owned by Charles C. Cummins et al. Wolf-Sesser Co won $370.81 against Tompkins. Garnishee answers filed in James L. Jenkins v Floyd W. Queen. Batley pleaded guilty to assault and battery and paid fine and costs. Bunche Stutler and James Worthy Caynor were found guilty of bastardy and a felony respectively. Ha with Ea, Mamberger, and William Flaherty charged in an assault incident at a Glen Elk restaurant. Attorneys Carr and Ramage argued for Guth. outcome remains unresolved.
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Einche Court
Heager Snell
Birktett
Monahine
Lee Milnor
Thirney D. Yates
Nouice
Bunche Stutler
James Worthy Caynor
Jon Cain
Tvgan Cain
Mamberger
William Flaherty
Alex Kulik
Gien Elk
Carr and
Ramage
Guth
County Judges Hear Road Case and Bond Hearings
A county court adjourned a road dispute and bond hearings as judges, including Loyd and Dorothy Winch, presided. William Juevis was summoned to appear in a road case, with viewers appointed to inspect lands around Jeremiah Robey and others.
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Pont
Loyd
Dorothy
Bondeman
Bond
William Juevis
Tee Muem
Jeremiah Robey
David
Fitton
Vieeiers
Jerse
Phil
Telegrams and West Virginia politics mix in obscure telegram leak
A circulated Telegram story alleges H C Ogden of Wheeling sent a message to Republican national headquarters pressing recalcitrant candidates in West Virginia to announce their names and comply. National HQ says WV Republicans are organized, with Samuel V. Matthews as chair, and advises Ogden to consult Mrs. Matthews. Col. Seely returns from Reese Clit bounce near Elkina.
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H. C. Ogden
Wheele Ing
Republican Party
Republican National
Opie
Trunt
Serta
Dope
National
Nation Committee
West Virginia
Samuel V. Matthews
Clarksburg
Mr. Ogden
Ogden
Matthews
Manly Fight Wright Fights For Recovery After Aerial Crash
Orville Wright, hospitalized with a fractured thigh and rib, shows signs of steady improvement after the airplane accident with Lieutenant Selfridge. Authorities await the family’s word as preparations for a public event are canceled. Wright reportedly would rather die than see Selfridge’s death be in vain.
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Washington
Apt
Pore Ayer
Riba
Orville
Wright
Areonaut
Rcavery
Liovt
Sentrlage
JeaHll
Ort Myer
Uamans
France
Bor Wright
Selfridge
West Virginia Christiary Missionary Society Sessions Held
Inspiring sessions of the West Virginia Christiary Missionary Society were held with officers elected including President W. E. Plarco and Vice Presidents Wollabur and die. Reports showed 288 baptized and 84,606 members added, plus financials and a resignation due to illness. Friday included devotional services and business sessions detailing work of the exchangenta and Bible schools.
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West Virginia Christiary Missionary Society
West Witiedecratan
Myidey
W. E. Plarco
Carorsi
A. Wollabur
FM. BN Die
Stuntington
Gr. Breed
Monndaville
J. A. Kerner
Cha
Winnell
Wheeling
Gy White
Bethany
Iis Mins Interial Association
Whet
M. Lon
Clarksburg
Steed
Mowndavilie
C.J
Ford
Vation Phillion
A. E. Johnson
W. C. Kater
Sporstary
Association
World Wide Missiong
Cincinnat
Seasion
W. A Fields
A_Cole
Curie Tau
Washington
Rellite
Ciades
Dim Anderson
Ind
Boyd
oMcor
Tle
Norman
Indy
W. Datmey
J. W. Yohn
Exahgenta
Borat
UK National Association
H. Wart
Witliwmcon
C. W. Ogden
A. Linkletter
J. C. WeXedy
Ge F. Urttes
Thurs
Foraker Replies To Charges In Columbus Address
Senator Foraker answered charges raised by W. A. Hourst in Columbus last night asserting he had served as attorney for the Standard Oil Company long ago and that prior employment bore no relation to matters before Congress or federal interests. The statement aimed to defend his record amid Senate scrutiny.
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Cincinnate, O
Senator Foraker
Chargex Mae
Witham A
Columbus
Rev D Stettr Calls Clergy to Clarksburg Christian Endeavor
The Rev. D. Stettr, pastor of the Tapliet church, urged locals to attend the Clarksburg Christian Endeavor convention tonight in Burnaville. He told attendees to head to the convention and support the event.
Special Session of State Assembly Call for Suffrage Convention
Mrs M Anna Hall of Wheeling issues invitation for the fortieth Annual convention of the Nation American Women's Suffrage Association to be held in Buffalo from October 18 to 21. National officers named include Anne H Soow Rachel Foster Avery Florent Kelley Tate M Gordon Alice Stone Blackwell Harriett Taylor Upton Laure Clay Mary Shipton Sperff.
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The
Buffalo
M. Anna Hail
Wheeling
Mra
Anne H. Soow
Rachel Foster Avery
Florent Kelley
Tate
M. Gordon
Allee
Stone Blackwell
Harriett Taylor Uptom
Trastree
Laure Clay
Mary Sthipton Sper Ff
Indiana Assembly Opens to Consider County Local Option Measures
In Indiana the sixty sixth assembly convened to address the county local option bill urged by the Republican platform and supported by Governor Huntly and party leaders. Democrats show opposition while Republicans hold control in both houses. Special elections are planned to decide pending vacancies as legislators map action.
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Indiana
Indianapolib
Inds
Mtty-wixth Kenora
Mdisna
Tanly
Huntiy
Democrata
Senate
Mei
Coltersnots
Pla
Nurse poisons patients at city hospital in Sept incident
A hospital nurse in San Diego is reported to have injected patients with unknown drugs via contaminated water at a September gala event. One patient died and others are reported in serious or fluctuating condition as investigators review the incident.
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Saxdiego
Cal
Hine
Obscure notice of death near Tyler with garbled details
Fragmentary obituary item mentions Harriot S. Highmas aged 83, died here after a long illness. The text is damaged and unclear, but indicates a local burial or death notice with references to individuals and a place near Tyler.
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West Usion
Harriot S. Highmas
Jung
Tyler
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Ohio Statesman
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Albany
Australia
Manila
County Committee
Jacobs
UPN Circuit Court
National Committee
S. V. Matthews
Col
Thomas
Seely
Reese Clit Bounce
Elkina
G. H. Steed
Ministerial Association
W. M. Long
Foraker
William Randolph Hearst
State Assembly
Storman Orad
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